Joe Opio

So the toddler's in Joe's arms.

She's holding another baby.

And they're just standing there like, they're standing there the way you would stand if like a bear had grabbed your child from a grim camping.

No one move.

But your child is giggling and the bear is just juggling your child.

The bear's juggling your child, and the child's having a good time, and no one moved.

And then Joe was just like, oh no, oh no, look at, oh look at you, oh no, oh look at, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.

And then he put the baby down, and the baby was just like, yeah, baby.

The baby was ecstatic.

That toddler was ecstatic.

And then the parents like scooped the kid up.

And then the parents scooped the kid up.

He lives to fight another day.

And looked at us like, hey, thank you.

And then they walked away.

You could see they were shocked and they felt like they had escaped something.

Unicef.

And then Joe just carried on what he was talking about before.

He's like, no, so here's the thing.

If we can press them, if the defense moves forward next time, we're going to find them.